Weather and notices from the Daily Record January 24 1958
Weather details include high and low temperatures across multiple cities and precipitation amounts. Iowa forecast predicts cloudy, slightly warmer conditions with gradual temperature changes into Sunday. Local notices list births in several towns and court action involving several parties, plus a minor police alarm at 7 69 a.m.
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Bismarck
Apolis
Chicago
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Omaha
L. Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
Seattle
Iowa
Local Traffic Violations And Funeral Notices Across Iowa Cities
Multiple citizens from Marvin Watson to Ronald Scholbrock face fines from 2 to 15 dollars plus costs for various traffic violations including speeding stop sign and illegal turns with several bonds forfeited. Also listed are funeral notices in Oelwein Manchester Independence Vinton Quasqueton Ottumwa Tipton Decorah Williamsburg for numerous individuals with service dates and locations.
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Harvey Rowe
Eighth Ave
Marvin Watson
Searsboro
Larry Snyder
Robert Fletcher
Henry Huesinkveld
Daniel Hunter
Delwin Cline
Council
Thomas Donahue
William Heral
LeRoy Baldwin
Toddville
Dale Slocum
John Bell
Aave
James Endecott
Ellis Blvd
James Utterback
Waterloo
Winston Krueger
Madison
Ronald Scholbrock
Fifteenth SE
Glenn Hoemgren
St. Paul
James Phillips
Janesville
Wis
Raymond Franklin
Rochester
Quarles Urges Military to Avoid Political Arena
Deputy Defense Secretary Quarles told graduates to separate the armed forces from politics and accept civilian policy direction. He warned internal bickering could provoke reforms and urged civilians to shield military personnel from political entanglement while deciding budgets and force levels.
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Norfolk
Defense
Quarles
Pentagons
Armed Forces Staff College
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
Twining
Imples
Parolee Held Over $5 Rabbit Theft Case
23 year old parolee David Kostman was jailed Friday on theft accusations after Lumir Pobuda of Marion reported a missing rabbit. Kostman allegedly admitted taking the animal after bargaining on its price and was located at his workplace by Deputy Sheriff Phil Hoover. The rabbit was later found in Kostman’s kitchen and returned to Pobuda.
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David Kastman
First
Phil Hoover
Lumir Pobuda
Marion
Pobuda
Kostiman
Hoover
Kostman
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Caracas
Peron
Colombia
District court suits filed in four actions seek financial relief
Two account suits filed Thursday name Ruth M. Thompson versus James R. Starkey for 200 dollars and Sager Weatherstrip and Calking Corporation of Chicago versus Alma A. Henderson for 195 dollars. A promissory note suit filed Friday has E Walter Ayers suing Bert and Bonnie Williams for 150 dollars. A divorce suit against John Miller was dismissed Friday by Pauline Miller.
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Ruth M. Thompson
James R. Starkey
Sager Weatherstrip and Calking Corporation of Chicago
Alma A. Henderson
E. Walter Ayers
Bert and
Bonnie Williams
John Miller
Pauline Miller
Drumright Named Ambassador to Nationalist China
Everett Drumright, U S consul general in Hong Kong, was approved as ambassador to Nationalist China by Chiang Kai-shek's government. He will travel to Washington to consult the State Department before serving in Taipei, succeeding Karl Rankin who left January 3 for Yugoslavia. Mrs Drumright is Florence Teets, a 1942 Coe graduate.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Everett Drumright
U.S
Hong Kong
China
Drumright
Washington
State Department
Howard P. Jones
Jones
Jakarta
John M. Allison
Indonesia
Karl L. Rankin
Yugoslavia
Tenement Blaze Death Toll Rises to Three in Chicago
Searchers recovered two unidentified bodies Thursday night in the rubble of a burned tenement after an explosion and fire. The third victim was an 11 month old girl who died after falling from her mother’s arms on the second floor. Five children remain unaccounted for.
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Chicago
Collins Credit Union Annual Feast Moves to Memorial Coliseum
The Collins Employees' Credit Union hosts its annual banquet at 6 15 p m Saturday in the Memorial Coliseum with a business meeting and election of five new board members to follow the dinner Julius M Sparkman director of league relations for the Credit Union National Association Insurance Society speaks at the event A four act play and dancing cap the evening
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Collins Employes’ Credit Union
Memorial Coliseum
Julius M. Sparkman
Credit Union National Association Insurance Society
Venezuela names civilian cabinet as junta seeks legitimacy
Venezuela’s military rulers appointed a civilian technocrat cabinet to win support while the revolt’s civilian backers withheld loyalty. The junta promised elections and freed hundreds of political prisoners as fighting ended at the secret police HQ and a city cleanup began.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez Jimenez
Acquittal Won After 400 Mile Drive
Harry Caldis of Minneapolis traveled 400 miles to contest a stop sign traffic violation in Austin Minnesota. He denied guilt at a January 13 hearing, then a municipal court jury trial Thursday found him not guilty after a second 200 mile trip.
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Austin
Caldis
Girls Crawl into Ice Box Fatal Incident in Chicago
In Chicago two young sisters removed shelves and crawled into an electric refrigerator. One girl, 2 year old Juanita Haynes, died after the attempt. the other, 4 year old Helen Haynes, recovered after oxygen. The mother was alerted by a neighbor around 1 15 a m and found the girls in the appliance.
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Chicago
Juanita Haynes
Helen
U.S. Presses Reds on Ike Proposal for Talks
In Washington the United States asked the Soviet Union for reaction to President Eisenhower's plan for low level talks as a step toward a possible summit. Ambassador Thompson in Moscow questioned Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on instructions from the State Department. Gromyko stated the proposals would be studied and the Soviet government would comment in due course.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Eisenhower
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Gromyko
State Department
Thompson
Department
Dulles
Middle East
Actress Sarah Churchill Seeks Treatment After Drunk Charge
Hollywood actress Sarah Churchill is receiving medical care for exhaustion and emotional upset, her agent says. She was fined $50 last week on a drunkenness charge.
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Hollywood
Sarah Churchill
Deaths Earl S. McManes 67 Cedar Rapids retired decorator
Earl S. McManes 67 of 1317 Hinkley Ave NW Cedar Rapids after 51 years in the city died at 12 20 p m after a long illness He was born Oct 21 1890 in Union Iowa married Nov 6 1912 Lilly May Waddington He is survived by wife a daughter Mrs Robert F Plumb a son H E McManes a sister Mrs Ella Lund and he held Masonic affiliations Funeral services 1 30 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with burial Cedar Memorial All Master Masons urged to attend from Fidelitas lodge Fairfax
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Earl S. McManes
Hinkley Ave
Cedar Rapids
Union
Lilly May Waddington
Robert F. Plumb
H. E. McManes
Oakland
Calif
Ella Lund
McManes
Trinity Methodist Church
Fidelitas Lodge
Fairfax
Iowa
el Kabir Shrine
White Shrine
Turner Chapel
Glenn S. Hartong
Trinity Methodist
A.F
A.M
Cedar Memorial
Kate Herman
Fifteenth Ave
Czechoslovakia
Amana
Tiffin
Herman
Sidney Michel
Wendl Tampir
Harold Scott
Minneapolis
Melvin
Owa City
George and
Jack
Janeba Funeral Home
Milo Filipi
Oak Hill
Dr Charles Swab Dies at 81 Eye Ear Nose Specialist
Dr. Charles C. Swab 81 of 711 I Fifth Ave SW died at 9 50 a m Friday born Cedar Rapids Aug 7 1877 an eye ear nose and throat specialist wife Emma Naibert Swab died Jan 2 only survivors are nieces and nephews service 2 p m Monday by Rev Elton D Wells burial Czech National Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p m Sunday
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Charles C. Swab
Fifth Ave
Cedar Rapids
Emma Naibert Swab
Janeba
Elton D. Wells
Funeral services for Mrs Mike Masek announced
Services for Mrs Mike Masek of 12653 Fruitland Boulevard SW are set at Kuba funeral home at 9 15 a m Saturday and 9 30 in St Wenceslaus Church with Rt Rev Msgr Anthony W Chihak. Rosary led by Msgr Chihak at 7 30 p m Friday at the home, friends may call there.
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Oelwein
John, Cohn
Hintz
Manchester
Walter Hosier
Shelly Funeral Home
Independence
Duane Klotzbach
Methodist Church
Vinton
Arlen C. Smith
Fry-Holland Funeral Home
Quasqueton
Claude Chesmore
Las Vegas
Johnson Funeral Home
Ottumwa
Tipton
Mary L. Patterson
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Decorah
Theodore Rude
Decorah Lutheran Church
Steine Funeral Home
Williamsburg
Walter Spratt
St. Michael's Church
Holbrook
Rosary
McSwiggin and Uhlmann
Mike Masek
Fruitland Bvd
Kuba
St. Wenceslaus Church
Anthony W. Chihak
Msgr
Chihak
Services for Mrs Clifford Fry in California Funeral rites at Barta Hesser
Services for Mrs Clifford Fry a former Cedar Rapids resident who died Monday in Lemon Grove California will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Barta Hesser chapel conducted by Reverend Jack Oliver Burial will be Cedar Memorial Friends may call at the chapel
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Clifford Fry
Cedar Rapids
Lemon Grove
Calif
Jack Oliver
Cedar Memorial
Services for Mrs Lynn Partin Planned at Kuba Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Lynn Partin of 4420 Bowling SW are set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Kuba Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Donald L. Anderson. Burial will be at Linwood. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Lynn Partin
Kuba
Donald L. Anderson
Linwood
Funeral services for J. K. Myers announced
Funeral services for J. K. Myers of 1202 Oakland Road NE will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Chapel of Memories at Cedar Memorial conducted by the Rev. F. A. Munneke. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial. Friends may visit the Janeba funeral home after 2 p.m. Friday until 11 a.m. Saturday.
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J. K. Myers
Oakland Road
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial
F. A. Munneke
Janeba Funeral
First Naval Reserve Officer graduates in Cedar Rapids
The first class of 15 officers completed the Naval Reserve Officer school course in Cedar Rapids with a diploma ceremony at the Sheraton Montrose hotel. Officers from Cedar Rapids Marengo and Anamosa attended. The second semester on personnel administration starts next Thursday at the Cedar Rapids naval reserve training center and is open to area reserve officers.
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Naval Reserve Officer School
Cedar Rapids
Sheraton-Montrose
Marengo
Anamosa
Naval Reserve Training Center
Navy Reserve
Store Is Burglarized Twice in Three Days
Cedar Rapids police investigate two breakins at the Tyler school grocery store 1128 8th SE after a basement window entry in three days. About seven dollars and several packs of cigarets were taken. Vernon Village service station 3102 Mt Vernon road SE reported no missing items.
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Cedar Rapids
Tyler School
8Th SE
Vernon Village
Mt. Vernon Road
Lone Tree Youth Apprehended in Locker Room Theft
The Gasette reports a series of gym locker room money thefts at Lone Tree High School have been solved. Constable Harold Wright says a 16 year old Lone Tree boy has been turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Lone Tree
Harold Wright
Army confirms Soviet ICBM launch during closed hearing
Army Secretary Brucker testified behind censorship that the Soviets fired at least one long range intercontinental ballistic missile and may have launched two. He said the U.S. is nearly on par in long range missiles and ahead in shorter ranges, and he noted forthcoming satellite tests with a Jupiter-C. He avoided public discussion of ranges while confirming continued IRBM work and the Pershing program.
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Washington
Army
Army Secrtary
Brucker
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
Navy
Vanguard
Defense Department
Air Force
Negro Leader Fined for Refusing Seat beside White Woman
Montgomery taxicab case reports Rev. Moses Pleasure executive secretary of the Montgomery Improvement Association convicted of disorderly conduct. He refused to yield a front seat beside a white woman on an Atlanta flight arrival day. Judge Eugene D. Lee fined Pleasure $50 plus costs. attorney notice of appeal filed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Moses Pleasure
Montgomery Improvement Assny
Circuit Court
Recorders Court
Eugene D. Lee
Pleasure
Robert O. Mobley
Atlanta
Mobley
George Slaughter
Indonesia Detains Seven Ships Over Illegal Barter Trade
The government said two British and three Indonesian vessels were detained in Jakarta on Friday for illegal barter trade with British Singapore.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Singapore
Clayton County Medical Association Elects President
To Head Doctors MaGREGOR Dr D W Pfeiffer has been elected president of the Clayton County Medical Association.
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Magregor—Dr
D. W. Pfeiffer
The
Clayton County Medical Association
Cnd
Third Man Held In South Dakota For C R Looting
The third man arrested in connection with the Cedar Rapids tavern safe looting last September was captured in Minot North Dakota. Kenneth Ferris 20 of Rochester Minnesota identified by Detective Capt John Kuba Ferris aided Alan Randall of Cedar Rapids and Thomas Blake of Rochester in taking 2250 dollars from the Green Gables inn safe. Ferris will be brought to Cedar Rapids after questioning in Rochester.
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Cedar Rapids
Minot
N. D
John Kuba
Kuba
Kenneth Ferris
Rochester
Minn
Ferris
Alan Randall
Thomas Blake
Green Gables Inn
Randall
Eisenhower weighs Stassen disarmament proposals
President Eisenhower signals possible changes to U S disarmament policy aligning with Harold Stassen plans. Dulles opposes some ideas though sees merit in ending the atomic tests stance. NSC meeting supported liberalizing talks while study groups prepare final reports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Stassen
White House
Dulles
Fisenhower
Segregation Oath Sparks Alabama 1958 Primary Debate
In Montgomery Alabama Democratic leaders open the 1958 campaign amid a push by Charley McKay for a segregation oath barring Negro candidates who do not pledge to uphold segregation laws. Party chairman Roy Mayhall warns the move could undermine the primary system while advocates insist rights to run remain.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
National
Charley McKay
Democratic Executive Committee
Eisenhower
McKay
Roy Mayhall
Mayhall
Arthur Zila Suffers Serious Head Injury in Fall
A 62 year old Cedar Rapids man named Arthur Zila fell along Fourth Street tracks near Fifth Avenue SE while waiting for a relative to alight from a train. He was taken to University Hospitals in Iowa City in critical condition.
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Cedar Rapids
Fourth Street
Fifth Ave
Arthur Zila
Eighteenth Ave
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Fusion research faces two key hurdles in hydrogen power quest
The article compares magnetic containment to a football move and notes US and British labs believe fusion reactions occur briefly. It outlines two main challenges: achieving 20 to 30 million degrees for tritium or 400 million for deuterium, and containing ultra-hot hydrogen without melting vessels while sustaining a self‑generating reaction.
Helicopters Ride The Texas Range
Amaryillo Texas cattle ranchers increasingly hire helicopters to herd cattle at high cost. Waggoner ranch uses choppers with quick payback, while other Texas outfits explore models from utility to plush craft. Bell Aircraft engineer Sam Chapman notes unit prices from 33 000 to 75 000 and operating costs around 43 dollars per hour over five years.
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Amarillo
Texas
White House
Sam Chapman
Bell Aircraft
Holdup Man Attempts To Steal Lady's Purse
Myrtle Pope reports a masked young man tried to steal her purse in Cedar Rapids on Third Ave SE. She wore a gun and shouted for help. the suspect grabbed the purse and fled, dropping it nearby after she screamed.
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Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Pope
Fourth Ave. SE
Third Ave. SE
Incomati River Flood Isolates Towns in Mozambique
Lourenco Marques AP reports the Incomati River erupted in the worst flood in 20 years on Friday. The deluge isolated towns disrupted railways and marooned hundreds of residents.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
Incomati River
Noel Coward Ill. Nude with Violin Shows Cancelled
Noel Coward is ill with laryngitis and fatigue and performances of his comedy Nude with Violin have been canceled through Jan. 30. The note cites illness delaying the Broadway run and refunds or rescheduling to follow.
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New York
Noel Coward
Anamosa Film Highlights Town Life and Notables
A promotional film scene sequence spotlights Anamosa figures from Dr. J D Paul to Ever ett Mayberry and Wilson Kouba. It traces town life from riverbank youth to 4 H projects, a Collins Radio worker, a fire unit fundraiser, a Stone City fair, and the July Fourth parade as summer opens.
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Midwest
Iowa
Wilson R. Kouba
Anamosa
Iowa City crash leaves Cedar Rapids couple dead
Iowa City reports say Donald Griffin 18 of Williamsburg remains in fair condition at University Hospitals after a Christmas Day accident near Walford that killed Cedar Rapids couple Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Turner.
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Iowa City
Donald Griffin
Williamsburg
Walford
Cedar Rapids
Benjamin C. Turner
University Hospitals
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